Mesa Legend

Joseph Starkloff The MCCCD governing board further discussed the likely prospect of a tuition hike and a rise in property tax in order to recoup the nearly $38.5 million in … Read More

Meghan Kelsey The MCC education abroad program offers students opportunities to travel and take courses in many diverse countries over the summer. Professor Lufti Hussein, director of the Jordan program, … Read More

Leslie Philp In 2009, a group of Libyan exiles created an organization called Khalas, which means “enough” in Arabic, in response to Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi’s speech to the United … Read More

Sylvia Kirchner For years now, college students have been fleeing south of the border during Spring Break for sandy beaches, delicious Mexican cuisine, and all the fun students can’t have … Read More

Ben Garcia “You are NOT the father.” You might recognize this line from a particular day-time TV talk show. Talk shows with topics like family love triangles or deception to … Read More

2 U.S. airmen shot after their bus attacked at airportFRANKFURT, Germany – A 21-year-old attacked a bus headed to the Frankfurt airport in Germany. The bus was carrying U.S. Air … Read More

Jessica Coate Spring break is known around the world as the time to take a break from school and let loose a little, or a lot. All over the United … Read More

Matt Schaeffer The Mesa Lady Thunderbirds tipped of March 1 against the South Mountain Cougars in the semi-finals of the regional playoffs. Play got off to a slow start with … Read More

Jessica Coate Michael Pollen, who is known for his books “Food Rules” and “In Defense of Food,” said the food industry in the United States has changed more over the … Read More

Kaitlin Ladd Some MCCD students are saying they want to see changes at the community college to help make it more “university like” with more activities and student interaction.C.J. Crowley, … Read More